As the rift between Buganda Kingdom and the central government deepens, Buganda Deputy Premier Emanuel Ssendaula has urged the public to reject the recently launched Bibanja associations.

Whereas I commend the NRM government for the return of kingdoms in Uganda, I disagree with the amount of courtship it has maintained, almost to a level where some kingdoms assume they are running a parallel government in this country.

The Banyala community has set August 1 for installation day for their leader, Ssabanyala.

With more Ugandans acquiring business facilities through leasing, players in the banking industry have underscored the need for a law to protect their businesses.

The Democratic Party, one of Uganda's historical political organisations, has been ordered to vacate their offices for defaulting on rent over a startling 15-year period.

District councils with more than five executive committee members are contravening the local government Act, and are bound to be caught up by irregularities which may lead them to lose popular confidence.

Residents of Amuru District have rejected the proposed leasing of their land to the Madhvani Group of Companies for a sugarcane growing project.

The government has announced that it has started investigating reports of sodomy in primary and secondary schools. Education and Sports minister Geraldine Namirembe Bitamazire told the parliamentary committee on social services yesterday that investigations started recently in the suspected schools.

The Inspector General of Government has directed civil servants in Kiboga District ,who allegedly misused public funds, to refund the money with immediate effect.

Parliament yesterday blocked the budget of the Inspectorate of Government after it's head, Justice Faith Mwondha, failed to appear in person to defend it.

Researchers have initiated studies to establish whether antiretroviral drugs can effectively be used to block HIV infection. Scheduled to end at the close of next year, the study is now recruiting participants and will initially start in the US, with

Gulu District Chairman Norbert Mao has scoffed at the continued demands by the international community, especially the International Criminal Court, to have the indicted LRA leaders only tried in legally recognisable courts.

President Yoweri Museveni has been asked to "calm down" and de-escalate the current political crisis that has followed the arrest over the weekend of the three Ministers of the Buganda government.

The first women lawyers association in Somalia has been established in the Somaliland region with the help of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

The United Nations envoy to Somalia told the Security Council today that there were limited choices for bringing peace to the violence-wracked Horn of Africa country, but that the time had come to make a final decision on the best

Cuddling her three-month-old son, Lonah Muruli struggled to hold back tears running down her face. She could not believe she would never see her husband and her brother-in-law alive again; they had just been shot dead by forest guards as

Full text of a statement issued by the Catholic Bishops on the rising violence and unrest in secondary schools in Kenya.

DAR ES SALAAM-1998 East and Central Africa Club champions Rayon return to action today afternoon for a tricky quarter-final match against Kenya's Tusker.

Parents have appealed to lawmakers to amend the Children Act, which they blamed for indiscipline among students.

Kenya's Prime Minister Raila Odinga said on Wednesday that Robert Mugabe may need to be allowed a "peaceful, decent exit" to resolve Zimbabwe's political crisis.